You sound like a caricature right about now

>and I really hate the Noble Savage concept. I think it's
>condescending and dangerous. The idea that, because someone
>is goofy, he has access to greater truth is really troubling.
>It's become worse in recent years (see, e.g., Sara Palin), but
>any kind of anti-intellectualism bothers me a lot.

LOL. What?

Ain't nobody think that shit.

Its a nice story. Calm down watch and enjoy it

I saw it as a youth and didn't think nothing of no
"Noble savage" bullshit



>Example: In the 80s, I had some friends convicted of
>securities fraud in a series of associated cases, which
>convictions were later overturned on appeal, in which the
>prosecutor literally said, in his closing argument, "You don't
>need a fancy tax lawyer {like the one who was a defense
>witness} to tell you whether something is right or wrong.
>Look at the amount of money these guys made. That just feels
>wrong. And if it feels wrong, it is wrong." In fact, the
>whole case turned on whether certain trades had economic
>substance (i.e., whether they were an appropriate tax
>strategy) or whether they were shams. Appealing to a sense of
>self-righteousness and envy and telling people to turn off
>their brains in order to reach the right result is the worst
>kind of pandering, and it raises my hackles no matter the
>context.


That shit don't have nothing to do with nothing


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